naturocrit: ND Bahr: Homeopathy was "Developed Through the Most Rigorous of Scientific Approaches"

Saturday, July 18, 2015

ND Bahr: Homeopathy was "Developed Through the Most Rigorous of Scientific Approaches"

here, a nice little snippet of naturopathic lunacy:

001. Bahr, J. (ND SCNM) states, in "Homeopathy & Mental Health" [vsc 2015-07-18]:

"homeopathy is the only medicine that has been completely developed and tested on humans for use in humans. It was developed through the most rigorous of scientific approaches [...] scientists continue to explore the methods for how homeopathy can be effective in incredibly low doses [...] there is no other treatment that is as effective, safe, and side-effect free as homeopathy [...]";

that is batshit crazy.

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Episode 007: "Naturopathy's Supposed Value" [is in one part]

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Episode 008: "The 2015 Iowa NPA Naturopathy Bill"

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Episode 009: "The Connecticut Naturopathic Physicians Association [CNPA] and A Supposed Modernization of Connecticut Naturopathy"

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